Tex. Natural Resources Code § 131.146
This is the official text of Tex. Natural Resources Code § 131.146, part of Texas’s Natural Resources Code — governs land, minerals, and natural resource management.
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§ 131.146. APPLICATION FOR AND ISSUANCE OF RENEWAL.
Official statutory text
The holder of a permit may apply for renewal and the renewal shall be issued on the basis of the following requirements and written findings by the commission that:
(1) the terms and conditions of the existing permit are being satisfactorily met;
(2) the performance bond or substitute collateral required under the terms of this chapter will continue in full force and effect and unimpaired for the requested renewal, revision, or transfer;
(3) the operator has provided additional or revised information as required by the commission; and
(4) notice under Section 131.159 of this code has been provided with respect to the application for renewal, revision, or transfer.
(1) the terms and conditions of the existing permit are being satisfactorily met;
(2) the performance bond or substitute collateral required under the terms of this chapter will continue in full force and effect and unimpaired for the requested renewal, revision, or transfer;
(3) the operator has provided additional or revised information as required by the commission; and
(4) notice under Section 131.159 of this code has been provided with respect to the application for renewal, revision, or transfer.
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